Idaho § 1-506 CONTRACT TO PRINT REPORTS

Idaho Statutes

§ 1-506 — CONTRACT TO PRINT REPORTS

Idaho § 1-506

Title 1COURTS AND COURT OFFICIALS

Ch. 5SUPREME COURT REPORTER

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Idaho Code § 1-506 (2026).

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The contract to print the reports of such decisions shall be let by the reporter with the approval of the justices of the supreme court, or a majority thereof, to some person or persons who will print the same on terms most advantageous to the state, and who will furnish the state with a maximum of four hundred (400) copies of each volume, the exact number of copies to be determined by the supreme court, at a cost to be fixed in such contract per volume and who will agree to furnish copies of the reports to the public at a price not exceeding the cost per volume at which the same is to be furnished to the state: provided, the work shall be done in the state of Idaho, if responsible parties therein offer to do said work on terms as favorable to the state as any outside bidder.

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The contract to print the reports of such decisions shall be let by the reporter with the approval of the justices of the supreme court, or a majority thereof, to some person or persons who will print the same on terms most advantageous to the state, and who will furnish the state with a maximum of four hundred (400) copies of each volume, the exact number of copies to be determined by the supreme court, at a cost to be fixed in such contract per volume and who will agree to furnish copies of the reports to the public at a price not exceeding the cost per volume at which the same is to be furnished to the state: provided, the work shall be done in the state of Idaho, if responsible parties therein offer to do said work on terms as favorable to the state as any outside bidder.

Legislative History

[(1-506) 1903, p. 367, sec. 6; reen. R.C. & C.L., sec. 227; C.S., sec. 204; I.C.A., sec. 1-506; am. 1945, ch. 120, sec. 1, p. 187; am. 2003, ch. 114, sec. 1, p. 358.]